Ohio State student-athletes didn’t wait long to begin to capitalize on their name, image and likeness once the NCAA passed a blanket rule that allowed all collegiate athletes to do so beginning on July 1. Bucknuts noted some of the more prominent deals announced early on in the process. But it’s not just football and men’s basketball players that are taking advantage of new NIL rules. Buckeyes from all sports have jumped on the change to make some money, using their fame as Scarlet and Gray athletes to their advantage. Ohio State men’s lacrosse player Mitchell Pehlke announced on his Instagram page on Wednesday that he signed a deal with Degree Deoderant. Pehlke is one of 14 student-athletes from around the country that agreed to endorsement deals with Degree. “I’m so excited to be part of@Degree’s#BreakingLimits team to inspire more people to move beyond their limits and push for their…
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